How do you perceive the “Christian Life”? What is it that you think God wants or is asking of you? In his new book, In The Same Way, R.A. Smith reminds us that how we think and what we believe shape and form how we live. If you are thirsty for “living water… water that wells up inside of you to eternal life”, In The Same Way invites you to new paradigms. Paradigms that are the foundation of a life that our souls long for and a life that will surprise us.
Perfect for small groups, In The Same Way will be sure to challenge you and encourage you on your way to a more intimate walk with Jesus.
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“Our church used IN THE SAME WAY as a provocative model to answer the question: How do we fulfill Jesus’ command to “make disciples” of all people? Ronnie’s thoughts are his own, but distilled from a lifetime of sitting at the feet of acknowledged masters. His library of favorites is like a Hall of Fame of Christian thoughts on discipleship. Yet Ronnie weaves it all together in a way that is both modern and fresh. Currently, I am using the book again personally, in a one-on-one discipleship relationship with a man I believe God wants to use. What a blessing to have at your fingertips deep concepts regarding “seeing Christ formed” in others, yet written in a very easy to grasp language. I recommend In the Same Way to Jesus followers, new and old alike, so that we could all become more and more like Jesus Christ.”
Wayne Williams, Senior Pastor - Renew Church Waco
As I read IN THE SAME WAY the author takes me above treeline. He refreshes my view of biblical truths and encourages me that I won’t float to Jesus. I am especially reminded that my sustaining food is Jesus who gives life with his enduring freedom. The author takes his readers richly but gently into the Gospel of John (this unique journey was for me, a gift). Perhaps that is why in the Introduction, my friend Ronnie tells us, “...don’t stop until the end.”
Ron Morgan, Friend & Village Elder
